A grammar of Attic and Ionic Greek

by: Babbitt, Frank Cole, 1867-1935

Publication date: [1902]

Topics: Greek language -- Grammar 1870-

Publisher: New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American Book Company

Collection: kellylibrary; toronto

Digitizing sponsor: MSN

Contributor: Kelly - University of Toronto

Language: English; Ancient Greek

A list of the most important modern works on Greek grammar: p. 6-7

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Call number: AKJ-1131

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Reviewer: Homoiomerioi - - August 27, 2007
Subject: Great grammar of the ancient Greek

This grammar of ancient Greek language deals with grammar of two most important dialects of Greece before the the time of Alexander The Great. This book presents us with a very detailed course of Greek grammar that allows us to understand the changes in ancient Greek. This book is not only very well didactically arranged but also interesting, what is very rare in grammar books. Moreover, this handbook has information that could not be found in other grammars. Most Greek courses consider only the Attic dialect (because it's classical). 'A Grammar of Attic and Ionic Greek' lets us to see ancient Greek in a much wider spectrum.

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